This is one of our top picks in the category so we recommend it over others (you're on the right page), read below to learn why we love and recommend it! ⤵
This is one of the better tools in its category, see below if this tool is right for you! ⤵
TidyCal used to be more competitive when Calendly was it's only competitor. This is because TidyCal is a one-time payment of $29 (vs. paying a subscription for Calendly). But recently, a new scheduling tool called Cal.com has come on the market, and they offer everything that TidyCal does on their free tier, making it no longer a competitive choice. So skip TidyCal, and go for Cal.com.
We believe there are better options available in this category, read below to learn what they do well, and what they could do better. ⤵
The simplest way to book and schedule meetings.
TidyCal might have caught your attention because it offers a one-time payment of $29 instead of a subscription model. It includes scheduling and payment features, which can be tempting...but let us tell you, it's not worth it.
First, we generally don’t recommend purchasing software with one-time payments because they often lack ongoing updates and support. Subscriptions ensure that a team is continuously improving the product and driving innovation, whereas a one-time fee usually means little to no advancement.
The other reason it's not worth it is because a newer scheduler called Cal.com offers everything that TidyCal does on their free tier 😅
TidyCal was more appealing when it only competed with Calendly, but now, with Cal.com on the market —well — you do the math.
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